Like a gentle face mist, Neogen's H2 Dermadeca Serum Spray can lightly be spritzed over the face to provide a quick, easy and mess-free way to hydrate and repair the skin.
The spray serum is enriched with skin-brightening, anti-aging ingredients like niacinamide and vitamin C, as well as others that stimulate the growth of new cells, collagen and soothe inflammation. To use, the H2 Dermadeca Serum Spray is meant to be applied after cleansing and toning one's skin, or even after makeup has been applied.
As an alternative to producing slippery serums, many cosmetic brands are now exploring the production of everything from solid serum bars to serums that are packaged in pots comparable to creams. The innovative H2 Dermadeca Serum Spray was recently named a winner of a 2017 Soko Glam Best of K-beauty Award.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Serum Sprays
- The rise of serum sprays offers a convenient and mess-free way to hydrate and repair the skin.
- Solid Serum Bars
- Cosmetic brands are exploring the production of solid serum bars as an alternative to traditional serums.
- Pot-packaged Serums
- Packaging serums in pots comparable to creams presents a unique approach to serum application.
Where This Applies
- Skincare
- The skincare industry can capitalize on the trend of serum sprays by developing innovative formulations and packaging designs.
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can disrupt the market by introducing solid serum bars as an innovative and eco-friendly alternative to traditional serums.
- Beauty Retail
- Beauty retailers can tap into the trend of pot-packaged serums by curating a selection of unique and visually appealing serum products.
